Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-07-14
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Samuel Holt. ESQ isat home

Mr.. Lafayette Cole is sim quite poorly with
fever.
Mr.. II. Mnleuder has been indlsposed
for the past few cnys.
MFR. Isaac sioss left f,r Cincinnati on a
business trip, Monday.
Miss Emma Newcomb. OF Catlet,sturg.
Is the guest of Miss Lille stewart.
Major James +. Wagner was mt the cou nty-
seat, on "Wednesday of last week.
Ed. Stewart, OF this Office, was visiting re
lativcs I'm Proctorvilie, Ohio, last week.
Mrs. Belle Wright and children have re-
turned from visit To Mrs. VS. parents at
Ferguson +. ..
Mr.. James Potect, OF Barboursville, was in
town last Saturday, the guest of DIR.
wharton's family.
Dan. Wright requests us To state that Joe
Davis has mule that eau kick even higher
than Charley Hoard.
Mr. Richard Cadle, OF Charleston, ILL.,, spent
Saturday, July I'd and ID, with Capt. willis
or rather with Miss Anna
Hewitt f Morris, who has been visiting
his brother and sister here for several days,
left for the West last Friday.
Mr.. George ssgur Is thinking OF resigning
his position I'm Millender a Co.'S store and
going To Kansas about August LIST.
Miss Carrie Holt has returned homo from
Wayne &. III. where she taught n successful
term of school. She is an excellent teacher.
Miss Nettie Swami. who has been visiting
friends In this place for some time, left for
her home ut Barboursville, Saturday even
ing.
Rev. Joshua Ball, a Quaker. delivered
quite q lengthy sermon at the NJ. +. church
on the evening OF the LIST inst. to an APP
| preciatlve audience.
Mr.. Chas. A. George, formerly n printer OF
Meigs Co, Ohio, but now "a travelling salesman
for w. q. Slbley, of Racine, Ohio, made us a
call . short time ago.
Mrs. John RatlIn has been quito sick for
several days, on account OF which her hus.
band was telcgraphed for last week. Mr..
Ratlin arrived from Kansas, Saturday
| evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. w. Grothc and Mr.. and
Mrs August Sonam ann, OF York, Pa, were
| the guests of relatives and friends In Ceredo
last week. Mr.. and Mrs q. are the father
and mother of our fellow-tow n man
| Charles Grothe.
hr. Ed. x. Wharton left for Kansas City
the 5th inst, where he will probably reside
| I'm the future. We wish him abundant sue.
cess
N. B-Since tho above was written DIR
| Wharton informs that Ia a letter received
| from Ed. he learns he secured a position
In an architects Office the day after arriving
In Kansas city.
Mrs. NJ. Spurlock is visiting rela
tives near Dickson T.. o.
Mrs. Mary Enslow, of Hunting.
ton, is visiting here.
Mr.. Frank Feazell is now rusti.
eating among the pretty girls OF his
acquaintance here.
Mrs. w. l.. Mansfield accompa-
MED her husband to the county seat
one day last week.
Willie Dudley, a comp. of the
Huntington Adrertiser. made this
Office pleasant call on Wednesday
of last week.
Mr.. Harry Brodcss. of Ashland
KY. and Miss Matte Hunt, OF
Portsmouth, Ohio, were here,
Sunday, the 3rd inst
Miss Lulu Leachman, Of TT. Pleas.
ant, daughter of Columbus Leach
man, a former resident of Ceredo
is visiting relatives here.
7. Bent. Thompson. of Whites
burg, KY, representing the well.
known nursery firm Of Franklin Da-
Wis 81 Co, of Richmond, Va. and
Baltimore, Md, was prospecting
among the farmers of this vicinity
last week.
Mr.. w. NJ. Workman, the genial
and ah'able editor of the Lincoln
Citizen. was in our burg the first
of last week, shaking hands with
friends and renewing old acquain
tances. Mac. looked well and
seemed to be enjoying himself
hugely.
Mr.. J. r. T'imms, Of Parkcrsburg
general agent for the Peabody In.
surance Co, of Wheeling, was here
last Saturday The Home ms. Co,
Of y. Y, has decided to discontinue
business in this part of West Vir.
GINA and has turned over all
gifts business in this county to the
Peabody. The Peabody is an ex.
cellent company and is highly rec.
commended by the Home.